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“u.Dne do parindo.n ko abhii shoKH havaa me.n phir lauT ke bachpan ke zamaane nahii.n aate The poet/lover compares children with free birds and childhood with mischievous breeze. In favor of children, he advocates freedom from work and stress because once gone, childhood would never return.)”

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“la.Daa kar aa.nkh us se ham ne dushman kar liyaa apnaa nigah ko naaz ko andaaz ko abruu ko mizhgaa.n ko The poet/lover has made himself an easy target for the killing effect of the glance, pride, eyebrows and eyelashes of the beloved. He was so foolish to have fixed his eyes at the beloved.”

Author:Bahadur Shah Zafar

“karne ga.e the us se taGaaful kaa ham gila kii ek hii nigaah ki bas KHaak ho ga.e The poet/lover had decided to stand up to the beloved and finally gathered courage to complain the negligent attitude of the beloved. Before he could speak anything, she looked at him only once, and it ended everything.”

Author:mirza ghalib

“hazaaro.n KHvaahishe.n aisii ki har KHvaahish pe dam nikle bahut nikle mire armaan lekin phir bhii kam nikle”

Author:mirza ghalib

“mujh ko KHvaahish hii Dhuu.nDne kii na thii mujh me.n khoyaa rahaa KHudaa meraaThe poet expresses a morbid lack of desire to seek God. Though finding Him was easy: He was inside the poet. Yet, He remained lying there in the darkness of oblivion.”

Author:mirza ghalib

“miltii hai zindagii me.n mohabbat kabhii kabhii hotii hai dilbaro.n kii inaayat kabhii kabhii”

Author:Sahir Ludhianvi

“un ras bharii aa.nkho.n me.n hayaa khel rahii hai do zahr ke pyaalo.n me.n qazaa khel rahii haiThe poet says that there is a strange mixture of shyness and sensuality in the eyes of the beloved. This mixture confuses the lover so much that he can neither express his desire nor suppress it. Therefore, her eyes are like two poison cups causing lover’s death.”

Author:Akhtar Shirani

“One thing I do know about intimacy is that there are certain natural laws which govern the sexual experience of two people, and that these laws cannot be budged any more than gravity can be negotiated with. To feel physically comfortable with someone else's body is not a decision you can make. It has very little to do with how two people think or act or talk or even look. The mysterious magnet is either there, buried somewhere deep behind the sternum, or it is not. When it isn't there (as I have learned in the past, with heartbreaking clarity) you can no more force it to exist than a surgeon can force a patient's body to accept a kidney from the wrong donor. My friend Annie says it all comes down to one simple question: "Do you want your belly pressed against this person's belly forever --or not?”

Book:Eat, Pray, Love

Source: Eat, Pray, Love

“I know how you feel, Willem," Andy had said in one of their secret conversations, "but he doesn't want you to admire him; he wants you to see him as he is. He wants you to tell him that his life, as inconceivable as it is, is still a life.”

Book:A Little Life

Source: A Little Life

“ko.ii hamdam nahii.n duniyaa me.n lekin jise dekho vahii hamdam lage haiThe poet is convinced that his beloved is nowhere to be found. However, he desires her so intensely that he cannot help hoping to find him in every person he meets. She is like a mirage, appearing everywhere but existing nowhere.”

Author:Asad Badayuni

“zabaan o dahan se jo khulte nahii.n hai.n vo khul jaate hai.n raaz aksar nazar se Eyes often disclose those secrets which the mouth and tongue so firmly secure.”

Author:amn lakhnavi